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I put together a short "cheat sheet" (of sorts) for multilevel modeling in R, because I constantly forget the basic syntax (for lme4 and brms). Feedback welcome! paulrjohnson.net/2022/11/a-che #rstats

Another cool thing of Mastodon compared to Twitter is RSS feeds

Every account on every instance has a RSS feed

If you use RSS (I do!), it means you can add any account into your RSS reader!

This is something Twitter used to have but it has been removed eons ago

(Open platforms for the win!)

@ShellyJLundberg moved from twitter to mastodon, but carried my anger for gendered statements along the way...

@deNew_John Saw Kendrick Lamar last week. Quite ok show, nasty Covid infection. "We gon' be alright"

@osc I am team R. But Stata has two major advantages: reproducibility and value labels.

Citations in scientific presentations should be readable and easy to follow for the audience even at the back of the room.

I wrote the tiny #rstats package {namedropR} to make this easy to achieve for speakers.

A quick 'How to' is in the thread below.

#scicomm #academia #academicchatter

#USpol If you are entitled to vote in the US elections and are not voting the straight Democrat ticket, please unfollow me now. The end of US democracy is probably inevitable, but I can at least register my protest

This is the main Goodman-Bacon series of 2x2 that are added up to form the overall ATT. See other TOOT for Stata source code

Again, here is the source code to the Goodman-Bacon Decomp example using Never Treated and Early and Late Treated in Stata. It follows the GB paper and refers to page and eqn numbers. It compares the bacondecomp results with those done by hand.

Just wondering how this would have turned out if Elon Musk had bought Elsevier

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